Sugar Ridge Golf Club

Really enjoy this course! The visuals on this course with the rolling hills are wonderful. Regardless of which tees you play it's a challenge. If I had a wish list of improvements, it would be that they roll the greens to speed them up and get rid of quack-grass from tee boxes. I'll keep going back even though it's a 90 minute drive to get there.

Had to wait several minutes on every hole but #18 due to the course being very busy. Tee times were probably too tight and some golfers had poor pace of play, slowing everyone else down. Took almost 5.5 hours to golf 18 holes with a cart. Furthermore, we were interrupted after teeing off on Hole #12. A staff member informed us that a pair of league members were given special permission to play holes 12-17 directly in front of us. This slowed the pace of play even further and did not sit well with the four of us. We thought that we would branch out of Cincy and try a different course, but we may have ended up regretting that decision. In my opinion, that pace of play is not acceptable for $40.

This is a fun course to play that has many interesting holes and elevation changes. On the down side, the course is very disjointed going from #7 to #8 and it is far away. There has been a lot of work put in to improve the course and hopefully the tee boxes will get worked on next...

First time playing this golf course. Had amazing views and well conditioned greens staff was super friendly, only complaint is pace of play was a tad bit slow.

Sugar Ridge was a very unique golf course, they had some very nice bar for a good elevation change. Do you want to be a good ball striker and be able to control it whereas you have to place it in some narrow fairways

Of the various courses I play, Sugar Ridge has the best greens. They all run fast, but are very well maintained. The rest of the course is well kept, but the greens are why I go back.

I have been playing at Sugar Ridge when is wasn't so well-known. Its a shorter course, but has plenty of risk/reward challenges. Beautiful views. Well-kept. I probably won't be playing here as often as the price has sky-rocketed.

Decent course, short with a good mix of tight and wider fairways. Greens could have been in better shape. The big issue is that we played on a Sunday and the course was horrifically overbooked, taking 3 hours to play the front nine and about 2.5 to play the back.

I have played this course about a month ago and enjoyed it. But this time it seemed to be over booked. We ended up getting a rain check for the back 9 which was nice of the staff to allow. But it took us a little over 3 hours to play 9 for a twosome. There were several holes that had 3 or 4 groups waiting to tee off.

Went to course on Sunday 6/7/2020, walked in to pay for my round with 2 other golf partners and asked the manager what the rules on the carts were since most places are doing one person per cart but did not know if it changed recently. The manager then proceeded to yell at me about demanding my own cart. Verbatim " I don't understand why 20 something year olds would come demand their own cart when you were probably drinking beer and wrestling around with your buddies the night before." I told him i did not demand my own cart, simply asked what the rules were if they had changed. He said next week he would charge me $11 extra to have my own cart but for now I could have my own but to keep in my mind that they need to survive. I told him in order to survive you need golfers to come back and my golf buddies and i will NEVER return because of how i was treated. He said that is fine. I would not recommend this place simply on that fact. In a time where we are all figuring out new rules and common practices a golf round should be a small release instead they manager not only guilted/shamed me but really showed his face to the other customers in the pro shop. In times like these i am all for supporting small businesses and donating time and money but his actions were completely out of line. I will tell everyone about this experience and to not golf there. There was a couple of women on hole 18 for a par 3 challenge that said they work for a local food bank and for $10 i had the chance to win money or gift card from the pro shop depending on how close i was to the pin and if i did not make it within 6 foot or in the hole it was a $10 donation to the foodbank they worked for; i had to ask them if they worked for the course because if it was a ruse or benefiting the golf course in any way i was not going to help. After she assured me she had no connection to the course and money would not go to the course i paid for mine and 2 friends shots and we donated $30 to the foodbank.